#Non moving z after macro
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So make sure I'm understanding: When the printer is executing a change it's moving to wipe position but not lowering to the brush?
I can send my start print macro when im home but yes when it is supposed to wipe the nozzle it moves over to the brush and stops giving an Error about its unable to make the move then if i try to home the printer or do any other command that thould move the toolhead up it just stays at the same z
It is like there is something in the macro that locks the z
Something like "Move outside of range?"
Yeah I have tried to look at the x y pos in the macros and changed it so it fits to my printer
If so likely need to double check your brush coordinates in AFC_Macro_Vars.cfg
I have done that but i think a video will explain it better i will be home in about 3 hours
Feel free to ping me, I'll be around.
@gusty nest Im home now let me show you what it does it have conditional homing on so if the machine is homed allready it will wipe the nozzle instead when i start a print
I will send 2 videos one of the printer homing and one of how it does after the error
So I think we just figured it out perhaps. Typically none of the AFC Macros will function unless the machine has been homed.
So I just saw that after first home it dosnt move up in z when trying to home again
This video is right after trying to home again
The initial Z lift when homing is something in the homing settings about safe moves when homing.
If you have some sort of conditinal thing setup it could be becasue of that.
its just fun bcs it have never done that before
I'm not sure of antything with AFC software that would interfere with klipper's homing functions.
hmm i see thats a problem for something else then
i will try to remmember what i have done to make it work again but the only thing i can think of is the AFC
im trying to run my own nozzle wipe command but that dosnt work anymore also so something is f''''' up
i get this error when im running my own nozzle wipe command Unable to parse move 'G1 Z(1, 5) F1500'

Thats something in your macro
Im not sure you can provide it with multiple coordinates like that?
its just wierd that it worked before the afc addon
okay my own macro works now i was just dumb i used , instead of .
if you get my print start macro can you then see if it looks like it should?
Sure, I'd be happy to take a look
its a bit messy i hope its okay just tell me if im all wrong at some point ๐
Looks very similar to mine
I just call the AFC_Brush macro vs having a separate one.
But personal preference.
yeah i will go with the afc one when i get everything working again there is no need for 2 macros doing the same thing
but i dont need the afc park right?
i was thinking the park is for toolchanger?
No, it calls park before it executes the toolchange.
Even changing the filament is referred to as a "toolchange"
Even thought we're using a single tool head.
so i should use the park in my print start before the T{initial_tool}
No, the call of the Tx command will call it.
oooh okay im trying to start a print rn and see what happens
// Tool Change - None -> leg1
23:02:54
// Retries: 1/9999 Probed points range: 0.023222 tolerance: 1.000000
23:04:58
// Loading leg1
23:02:56
// probe at 50.000,50.000,2.000 is z=1.596282
23:04:58
// LEG1 NOT READYHUB NOT CLEAR TRYING TO LOAD LEG1
// ||-----||----|x|-----||
// TRG LOAD HUB TOOL
23:02:58
// probe at 300.000,300.000,2.000 is z=1.633098
23:04:58
!! LEG1 NOT READYHUB NOT CLEAR TRYING TO LOAD LEG1
is this comming bcs its allready loaded in the toolhead?